Melany's dilemma
Melany never imagine her first time would ever lead to this. A bright, smart, creative and whimsical young woman though fairly shy and reserved with the opposite sex. Making friends had always been treacherous for Melany, and thus from a very young age. She never really felt like she fit in with her peers, looking and being younger at heart, classmates never really associated with her and neither did she, rthe handful of teasing and name calling did not make things any easier for Melany. She retracted into her own little world where life was much more rewarding thus making her happy , easy enough for a girl with highly creative imagination. All through her high school life, Melany had a saying: "I don't need friends, in time of war they can be tortured to give valuable secrets about you." Principally meaning that she did not believe that she could trust anyone.
Once the awkward teenage years were over, Melany started college with the great intentions to give people a chance once more and got out of her perfect fantasy and imaginative world, trying to make some friends. Trying to tell herself that "kids can be cruel, perhaps as young adults, the cruelties would have faded away. She soon realized that indeed people seemed nicer and were not as cruel as she had always experienced, thoughthere was still a part of her that did not feel like she fit in. She had always felt different, but could never find out why she felt so different.
Melany grew up in a French community, a small town despite having been born in a metropolis, and despite the fact that both her parents were strictly french, she always loved english and wished to live in and english speaking area. Melany thought herself the second language, from watching american sitcoms, and from an early age due to all the teasing, believed that in order to fit find people she actually fit in with, she would need to make a move, once she graduated from university, four hours away.
In 1995, the goal-oriented and success driven Melany graduated from her graphic communication program at the university in Quebec City. She found some jobs closer to her hometown, in order to gain experience, meanwhile she was still looking for jobs where she would have a chance to make a fresh start for herself and eventually find people she would
Once the awkward teenage years were over, Melany started college with the great intentions to give people a chance once more and got out of her perfect fantasy and imaginative world, trying to make some friends. Trying to tell herself that "kids can be cruel, perhaps as young adults, the cruelties would have faded away. She soon realized that indeed people seemed nicer and were not as cruel as she had always experienced, thoughthere was still a part of her that did not feel like she fit in. She had always felt different, but could never find out why she felt so different.
Melany grew up in a French community, a small town despite having been born in a metropolis, and despite the fact that both her parents were strictly french, she always loved english and wished to live in and english speaking area. Melany thought herself the second language, from watching american sitcoms, and from an early age due to all the teasing, believed that in order to fit find people she actually fit in with, she would need to make a move, once she graduated from university, four hours away.
In 1995, the goal-oriented and success driven Melany graduated from her graphic communication program at the university in Quebec City. She found some jobs closer to her hometown, in order to gain experience, meanwhile she was still looking for jobs where she would have a chance to make a fresh start for herself and eventually find people she would
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